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MK7YFOT5D MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREOOX. FRTDAY. FETVRFATJY Ifi.
PAfiTC TD7REE
Something New
Sugar
This mixture of Maple Sugar, Cane Sugar, and Corn Syrup, is
the finest combination that can be blended into a delicious spread
for bread, hot biscuits and pancakes.
PUT UP IN SMALL CONVENIENT JARS. ORDER ONE
TODAY.
Hi E. Marsh
Phone 252
GROCER
Phone 252
Mr. and Mrs. Fmuk llomu'tt of Lus
Angt'li'S ure tlio parents of n son born
in January. Frank was known as
KrauclB Jlonnett when a resident of
this city anil has many friends here.
Ho was u student in tho local liiKli
scliool and later served with an utnhu
lauvo iletuelunent dilrinn tho war.
KollowinK the war lie attended Stan
ford university. Ho is tho sou of Mr.
and Mrs. Roger Dennett now of Joplin,
Mo., former residents of Medford.
llonulno Ilosch Mngnoto parts und
repairs. Electrio Shop, Eighth and
llartlott. ' tt
UliiK cherry trees. Eden Valley
Nursery. Phono CSO-J-2. tf
Saturday niKlit daneo! Oriental
ltallroont! Launspaeh's orchestra.
2S0
Tito bis outuuioliile and motorcycle
raco meet on Juno Ifith and Kith will
liiinR thotisands of visitors to Med
ford Peoilo will ko u lonK way for
sport especially for hazardous sport.
It has been said tli.it people haven't
the money to spend for aniusoments.
Those having this opinion are request
ed to send In their commont on the
question after tho Juno races. Med
ford Pear-Iscopo.
Thore's a busy business Collogo In
your homo town. OWN.
For fruit trees of all kinds see Jas.
IiikIIs, representing the Salem Nur
sery company in suuthern Oregon.
Headquarters. Holland Hotel. Special
long tonus of payment to reliable par
ties requiring same. Kim class stock
only. Call, phono or write. tf
LEAVES FOR GAME
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THE CRATER LAKE
Ice Cream Parlor and Confectionery
Beginning Saturday, February 17
1 WILL SERVE SANDWICHES, COFFEE, SALADS, PIE AND f
EVERYTHING PERTAINING TO ICE CREAM AND Ft)UN-
1 TAIN DRINKS.
1 MISS SALSBURY in the Med ford Center Bldg.
FOR THE LENTEN
SEASON
A GOLD GONE""
; in e ties
'Tape's Cold Compound" '.
Acts Quick, Costs Little,
Never Sickens!
In a few hours your cold is gone,
head and nose Clear, no fcvorislmess,
headache, or stufTcd-tip feeling. Drug
gists hero guarantee these pleasant tab
lets to break up a cold or the grippo
quicker than nasty quinine. They never
make you sick or uncomfortable. Buy
a box of "Pope's Oold Compound", for
a few cents and get rid of your cold
right now. ,
Shlue Edwards, who Is serving out
a bootleg sentence in the county Jnll
and who is one of the jail prisoners
allowed to work outsido for the coun
ty during the day, was a visitor at a
local restaurant this noon to get a
sandwich, whilo enroute with a county
truck to Talent where the truck and
its driver was to haul some material,
with Shine as aid. The hitter's thrco
months sentenco has been served out,
and lie is now serving out his JiflO
line, which will kep him a county pris
oner UOO days yet unless ho pays tho
fine.
Fruit, nut and shade trees. Eden
Valley Nursery. Phone 6S0-J-2. tf
Dance! Sat. night! Oriental Ball
room. Admission 10c. 280
Oriental Ballroom! Oriental Ball
room! Saturday night dance!
280
Edmund Gurnoy, an instructor in
tailoring will bo at the public library
and will give instruction' in tailoring
at two o'clock Monday afternoon and
at 7 o'clock Monday evening. This is
the first of a series of high school ex-
! tension courses for adults under the
auspices of the local high school.
' We have eood values in used cars.
Patton & Robinson, Inc. tf
Tbornless blackberry plants. Eden
Galley Nursery, Phone 680-J-2. ' tf
Grafted Franquetto walnut trees.
Eden Valley Nursery, phone G80-J-2 tf
The many friends of Mrs. John W.
Johnson, who has been seriously ill
all winter, will be pleased to learn
that she Is much better and now
enjoys short nuto rides.
Auto Insurance Brown & White.
All kinds of rough and dressed lum
ber. Wallace Wood, phone 108. 711
E. Main.
Grafting wax. Eden Valley Nursery,
Phone 080-J-2. tf
A 20th Century Store
THE SAFE STORE
Study them, their methods, and their prices. In them you will discover the
pinnacle of neatness, courtesy, of quality of Merchandise and fairness of treat
ment. Such characteristics have built for them the reputation of saf eness.
SATURDAY AND MONDAY QUOTATIONS ARE:
Shrimps Brand new pack, No. 1
cans 15$
Codfish 1 lb. bricks 20
Ivory Soap 4 bars for 25
Swift's White Laundry Soap
Bar , 3
Blue Rose Rice Pound 71-2$; 10
pounds 69 '
Golden Gate Coffee 21-2 lb. cans
85; 5 lbs. cans $1.69
Sardines Norwegian fish, Iris
brand 2 for 25tf
Blooker Cocoa Finest Dutch Co
coa 15?, 30?, 58?
Heinz Catsup 29?
California Soft Shell Walnuts
Pound 29?
Golden Bantam Corn Can 22 1-2?
Preferred Stock Catsup Pint bottle
: 25?
Tomatoes, Canned. Take your choice l)el .Monte. No. 2 .1-2 cans 171-2?;
Del Monte No. 2 cans, 15?; Preferred. Stock, No. 2 1-2 cans,' 17 1-2?.
Standard Tomatoes No. 2 1-2 cans, 12 1-2?
20th Century Coffee It satisfies; your taste will prove it. Per lb. 33?; 3 lb
s 95?
Why pay more, (luaranteed to the last ounce.
Dried Fruits Royal Anne Cherries, per lb., 15?; Sunniaid Seeded Raisins,
No. lb package, 15?; Seedless Raisins, Thompson's Seedless per lb 15?;
25 lbs. $3.50 " ;
Cane Sugar 11 lbs. $1.00... Limit, one lot to a customer.
Crisccls, 23?; 1 l-2s, 34?; 3s, 67?; Cs, $1-27, 9s, $1.85.
Really no use to look for a better place and so conveniently located.
MEDF0RD Center Bldg, Medford ASHLAND
About twenry-flvo couples attend
ed tho daneo last niulit In the small
hall of tlio Nat, at which John C.
Mann entertained tho employes oC
his store and their famlUeH. The
dance was preceedod by a dinner nt
which Mr. Mann was host und each
employe was presented with a bonus
check. Tho following is the dinner
menu:
Oysters a la "King"
Celery au "Moffat"
"Mollio Darling" Olives
Consomme au Jus "Campbell"
Fried "Lena" Chicken
Sweet "Steward" potatoes
Young "Child" l'ens
Combination Salad a la "IJooCrec
Mell" Itnqucfort "Kiddle" Cheese
"Wheeler" Pencil Melba
Coffee from the ".Meadows"
Coach liddle Duino left this morn-l
lug with his Mcdl'oid litKh school
basketball squad for lSoKeburg, wheroj
one of the deeidiiiK names of the;
southern Oregon cliainpiunship will'
be played tunlKht. The men who
made the trip are: ltudy SlnBler,
Heeney. Kiddle, liauKhinnn, W11-,
Hams, llatuman and Clmstuln.
Tho Koseburp Buuad is reputed to
have, a strong defenso and tho con
test is expected to be an exceedingly
close one. The score will he tele
phoned to Crowson's as soon as the
game Is'over. .
Another team Vft for the south
this morning: and will meet the Weed'
team tonight at Weed. This team,
under T. Steward of the high school!
faculty is as follows: O. Knips, Wat
son, Allen, ltelchstein. Illchard Sing-1
lor. Hurt .and Deinmer. They will;
also meet the Ktna Mills high school
tomorrow night. I
The gills' team and 'coach Ollle
Oglo left this inclining with the sec
ond boy's team for tho south anil will
ilso meet Wood and Ktna Mills. The
Weed girls- defeated the local girls
here this year by a very small score
in one of the most Interesting games
of the season, nnd a hot contest is ex
pected when the locals meet the
Weed team tonight.
The girls who made tho trip are
Thelina Ileeson, Margaret Van Scoy
oo, Until Orover. Until Stevenson.
Zita Kinder, Juanlla Oriffin., lidith
Campbell and Joan Kent.
Kcsulta from all games will be re
ceived at Crowson's tonight. The
outcome of tho Itoseburg game Is a
source of interest to every Medford
fan and It will show Koseburg's
strength and Medford'a chance to
capture the southern Oregon cham
pionship and roproRent this section of
tile state at tho state tournament at
Salem in March.
OBITUARY
LANGDOX Ur'.V W. C. Ungdon,
who passed away at his home at 19
S. Orango, on Tihursday morning,
was a comparative' stranger to .Med
ford people, having been a resident
of the city only since la3t July, com
ing; here from Watervillo, Washing
ton. Ho was by profession a veterin
ary surgeon, a griduate of the de
partment of Veterinary Science of the
U. S. College, Washington, D C.
Dr. Langdon was born in Mt.
Plenrant, N. J , in 1S51!, where his
earllor years were spent. At 20 years
of age he became foreman of a mine
lit Virginia. Deciding to study vot
erlnary science, ho,, on the comple
tion of his course In that profession,
went to North Dukota. After estab
lishing himself in his profession, he
was for three years professor of that
department In the State Agricultural
college at Fargo, i. D. While thore
he was married to IHsb Margaret Al
sop, to which union wore born two
children, Jesse Langdon new of W'en
atchec, Wash., and .Mrs. 0. D. Ilar
lun of Seattle, who will bo present
for tho funeral service.'
Leaving North Dakota, ho took up
his residence in Omaha, Nebraska,
where be practiced his profession for
seventeen years. His first wife hav
ing died, ho was married while there
to Miss Jessie Nolson of Iowo. To
(his union wore born throe children,
all of whom aro hore Thclma, Web
ster and Sarah.
Kor health's sake ho loft Omaha
and come to Waterville, Washington,
In 191C, moving to Modford last July,
also for health reasons. He leaves
two brothers and three sisters who
resldo In tho east In New Jersey.
In his earlier life ho had been
a member of tho Knights of Pythias
lodge, which organization is provid
ing tho ushers for the fuenral ser
vice. In Fargo, N. D., he was a mem
ber of tho JCpiscopal churoh, hut In
rccont years has worshipped In the
Presbyterian church. Ho leaves to
mourn his loss, his wlfn and five
children two by tho firet and three
by I ho second marriage.
The funeral service will be hold
from tho Perl Undertaking parlors
at 2 p. m. on Saturday afternoon,
Hev. K. P. Lawrence will have
charge.
Funeral Notice
Tho funeral services for .Mrs. Wll
hclmlna KruzUcr, wife of Paul Krutz
lor who passed nway at their homo on
Itoss Lane, Feb. 11th, will be held nt
the Conger Funeral Chapel, Sunday at
2:011 -p.- m. Interment In Medford
I. O. O. F. cemetery.
Holland Herring in small kits
Choice Red Salt Salmon
Smoked Bloaters
Princess Mackerel
Oval Sardines (large) in Mustard, Tomato and Spiced
Sardines in Oil, from 5c up
Lobster, Salmon, Oysters, Clams, Crab, etc., in
all sizes.
Special, 4 Cans Del Monte
Baked Beans 25c
LOUIE'S
Free Delivery
Phone 271
STAR MEAT MARKET
SATURDAY SPECIALS
Beef Pot Roast..... 12 1-2 to 15o per lb
Beef Stew . 121-2c per lb
Fresh Side Pork 20c per lb
Pork Shoulder Roast.. : 20c per lb
Good Bacon 25c per lb
Fish of AU Kinds
Phone 273 ... We Deliver
' Murderer KleotrocuteHl.
COLUMBIA, S. C, Feb. 10. Ira
Harrison was electrocuted at the
stalo prison here today for his part
In tho niurdor last May of J. C. Ar
nelte of Columbia.
Laughing in His Sleeve
"I wjik tM fiothlnw lint nn opcni-
tlon would help my ntntnurh trouhlr,
and wan getting ndy for the oprni
ttnn when n frlond QUvtaort mo to try
Miyr'H Wonderful Itemdy. Thfl firnt
duHf hohii'd inn, I am now nn wo 1 1
flu r-vitr tn my life, ami nm liuiKhlnK
lip my kVh'VO at 1h dnrtnri." It in ft
nlrnptc, hnrmlf'H TtrcparatWin that rn-
move the catarrhal muctiH from tlio
InK'Ntlmi) tract nnd nJlnyn tlio Inflam
matlnn which rnuppft practically ntl
Htnmach. liver and Intestinal all
tncntfl. IncluditiK nppcndicltlft. One
done will convince or monejr re
funded. For mi hy nil driiKRlut.
QUIT TOBACCO
So easy to drop Cigarette,
Cigar, or Chewing hapit
No-To-Unc has helped tlioufmndn
to break tho contly, nerve-shattering
tobacco habit. Whenovor you havo
a longing for a mnoku or chew, jUHt
placo a harmlenH No-To-liao Tablet
in your mouth Instead. All desire
stops. Shortly tho habit 1h com
pletely broken, and you aro bettor off
mentally, physically, financially. Its
no ensy, so simple. Oct a box of ro
To-Jlac and If it doesn't releaHo you
from all craving for tobacco in any
form, your druggist will refund your
money without question. Adv,
Medford Center
Sanitary Market
Every
Should Know These Facts
About Baking Powder
that a big can at a low cost many times results in
bakings that are unfit for food.
that lack of proper leavening strength means failure
and disappointment on bake:day.
that one cent's worth of inferior Baking Powder many
times ruins one dollar's worth of other ingredients.
that millions depend on ' ' , V !
BEST
BT
TEST
not because of quanti
ty but on account of quali
tynot because of price
but by reason of results. '
That is why the sale of
Calumet is 2 times
as much as that of
any otner baking
powder. , V
Buy it try It never fail
to use it.,
A pound can of Calumet
contain! full 16 ounce.
Some baking powdtri
come in 12 ounce instead
of 16 ounce can. Be
sure you get a pound
when you want it.
THE WORLD'S GREATEST BAKING POWDEU
GOOD LOOKING
as our Pork, Lamb, Beef, etc., are,
they aro even better tasting. We
handlo only the choicest , and bo
even our cheapest cuts are tastier
and more toothsome than the most
expensive cuts , from inferior
Btock. Try them you'll enjoy
the experionco.
If you can't come yourself just
call 255, and we'll do the rest.
SATURDAY SPECIALS
Moiti'II'h Hams, lui!F or wholi; 29c
MoitcH'm lliicon, Imlf or whole 29c
KiistiTn liiii'k liiicon 29c
I'icnin IIimiM 19c
I 'urn Open Kcttlo Lard 171-2c
l'ius I'Vct, 2 1I)h 35c
liibrrty Skiik, 2 lbs.,... 35o
(iooil Tender Sleitk, 2 llm 35o
lioilinjj Beef, 2 lhs 25c
Pol HoiinIh of lieef '..150 to 18c
Pure Country Suuwigc.
In the Medford Center Dept. Store
! ,4 .
utter-Nut
BREAD
Is made by the Peerless Bakery, which em
ploys modern, sanitary equipment and uses
only the very finest ingredients.
ASK YOUR GROCER
for a loaf of Peerless Bakery Butter Nut
Bread. You'll find that it can't be equalled
anywhere for its delicious taste and gener
ous measure for the money.
PEERLESS BAKERY
.ii m in,.